Peoria, IL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Peoria, IL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Client was accused by his wife of physically and sexually abusing their child after they had separated. Mr. Miller was able to demonstrate via cross examination that the wife had a strong motive to lie ... , that her behavior and those of her witnesses were indicative of someone who was fabricating allegations. The judge dismissed the order of protection.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Mr. Miller filed a Petition to Rescind Summary Suspension and Motion to Suppress Evidence alleging no probable cause to arrest for DUI. On the morning of the hearing the State agreed to dismiss the DUI ... .
OUTCOME: Plenary (two year) Order of Protection Granted
Mr. Miller represented the Petitioner and her two minor children. During the hearing Mr. Miller was able to elicit admissions from the minor's father that he would have his 10 and 12 year old daughters ... sleep in bed with him and would personally bathe them. Two year Order of Protection was granted and father of children denied any visitation during the two years until he completes counseling and until minor's counselor approves supervised visitation.
OUTCOME: Probation and no incarceration
Class X Summer Camp Case was reduced to Class 2 Felony. Client Plead guilty to Class 2 Felony and attorney Miller argued at the sentencing hearing for probation and no incarceration. Client was ordered ... to probation and no prison or jail time.
OUTCOME: Motion granted. Case Dismissed
Cannabis was found in the client's pocket after police stopped the client for a violation of the Illinois Motor Vehicle Code. Atty Miller filed a Motion to Suppress Evidence arguing police violated the ... Client's constitutional rights by conducting a pat down search without reasonable suspicion that the client was armed and a danger to the police or others.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
State moved to dismiss Peoria DUI after attorney Miller won the hearing on the Petition to Rescind Summary Suspension alledging the Illinois State Police had insufficient probable cause to arrest the d ... efendant for DUI at a roadside safety check.
OUTCOME: DUI dismissed
Attorney filed a Petition to Rescind Summary Suspension asserting that police did not have legal grounds for seizure of the defendant or probable cause to arrest. Judge granted the petition and State s ... ubsequently dismissed charges based on court's finding that police had not legally seized the defendant.
OUTCOME: DUI Dismissed
After conducting legal research, Mr. Miller drafted and filied a Petition to Rescind Summary Suspension and a Motion to Quash Arrest and Suppress Evidence based on there being insufficient probable ca ... use to arrest for DUI. After the Court heard evidence at the hearing on the Petition to Rescind and Motion to Quash the Court granted the motions, resulting in dismissal of DUI charges.
OUTCOME: Plea to Lesser Charges
Class X Felony (non-probationable felony with 6-30 year sentence) dismissed and client allowed to plea to lesser charges and probation.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed morning of trial
On morning of jury trial prior to jury selection the State agreed to dismiss the DUI and rescind the summary suspension after agreeing with Mr. Miller that the State would lose if the matter were to pr ... oceed to trial.
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